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COVID-19 & Bankruptcy Practice Survey

This is an important opportunity for NACBA to gather feedback from the bankruptcy community about how things have been since the onset of the COVID-19 crisis and closure of courthouse buildings across the country. The goal of this survey is to share compiled information with the court system along with recommendations to ensure a safe return to full operations as conditions allow.  POLL CLOSES Friday, July 3, 2020
1.How have the telephonic hearings worked for you?
2.Have you done video conferences with the court? (Zoom, Microsoft teams, etc.)? If so, how was your experience?
3.Do you have a preference on video versus telephonic hearings? Are there certain matters where you prefer one way over another? (I.E. Relief from Stay vs First Day Motions -if applicable)
4.When would you feel comfortable returning to a courthouse for hearings?
5.What do you need to see in the courtrooms to be able to relax and focus on your case?
6.What concerns do you have about returning to in-person hearings?
7.Have you taken depositions by video?
8.Should 341a meetings remain "virtual" permanently?
9.Should "high risk" clients, attorneys, trustees and other interested parties be excused from 'in person' appearances unless or until an effective vaccine is widely available?
10.Should "wet signatures" requirement be abolished and a suitable alternative, such as docusign or jetsign be used as the standard, instead?
11.How likely are you to attend in-person events (CLE, Meetings, Conferences, etc.) for the remainder of 2020?
12.If comfortable attending in-person events, are you OK (as per venue recommendation/ requirement) with wearing a mask for associated CLE events, temperature checks, use of sanitizer stations and any social distancing guidelines for various meetings with CLE event attendees
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